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CAMPUS DESIGN

STANDARDS

90 UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA

CAMPUS DESIGN STANDARDS

These Campus Design Standards provide technical information on products and materials that should be used when designing projects on the UCF campus. In an effort to distinguish the unique character of each of the ten districts yet still provide for a unified approach to the materials specified, a preferred palette was chosen for paving, furnishings, lighting, and landscape plants. Planning and design professionals are strongly encouraged to specify the materials found within these Design Standards in order to realize the vision of the Campus Master Plan. As is always the case, “or equal” materials, furnishings, fixtures, etc. may be submitted for approval if they are of equal quality and are aesthetically similar to those found in these guidelines. Deviations from the guidelines are permitted under certain circumstances. If an “or equal” or aesthetic deviation is preferred, a request must be submitted per UCF requirements.

DISTRICT 1: Campus Streetscapes

DISTRICT 2: Central Axis

DISTRICT 3: Campus Circles

DISTRICT 4: General Campus

DISTRICT 5 : Residential Areas

DISTRICT 6: Recreation and Wellness Areas

DISTRICT 7: Athletics, and the Knights Plaza

DISTRICT 8: Natural Areas

DISTRICT 9: Campus Support and Research Areas

DISTRICT 10: Outdoor Recreation

CAMPUS LANDSCAPE MASTER PLAN AND DESIGN STANDARDS 91CAMPUS DESIGN STANDARDS

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SITE PAVING

Site paving adds to the overall character of the campus landscape. The dominant paving material for pedestrian walks will be concrete, but other paving materials may be used on select pedestrian areas of the campus to provide a hierarchy of spaces and to enhance the uniqueness of each district.

1.1.1 BROOM FINISH, UNCOLOR

Specifications

Material: All concrete sidewalks under ten feet in width shall

be a minimum of 6-inches thick, reinforced with

fiber mesh conforming under the current American

Concrete Institute standards. Total edge thickness shall

be increased to a minimum of 14-inches. Sidewalks ten

feet and greater in width shall use fiber mesh concrete

and be a minimum of 8-inches thick with edge

thickness increased to a minimum of 16-inches total,

and it shall contain two #5 rebar.

Finish: Floated and troweled with medium broom

Control Joints: Saw-cut to squared relief. All plans shall indicate

control joint locations.

Expansion Joints: Shall be in accordance with currest ANSI and ASTM

standards.

Location

All Districts

1.1 CONCRETE


1.1.2 BROOM FINISH, COLOR

Specifications

Material: See 1.1.1 BROOM FINISH, UNCOLOR for material

specifications.

Finish: Floated and troweled with medium broom

Color: Acceptable with Approval

Control Joints: Saw-cut to squared relief. All plans shall indicate

control joint locations.

Expansion Joints: Shall be in accordance with currest ANSI and ASTM

standards.

Location

District 6

District 7

1.2.1 CLASSIC SQUARE EDGE

Specifications

Manufacturer: Pine Hall Brick

Material: 4-inch by 8inch rectilinear brick with square edges

Base: Minimum 6-inches thick concrete slab with 6 x 6 #10

wire mesh reinforcement; edge thickness shall be

increased to a minimum of 8-inches

Color: Pathway Autumn

Contact: (800) 334 - 8689

Website: www.pinehallbrick.com

Location

District 1

District 2

District 3

District 4

District 5

District 7

1.2 BRICK


1.3.1 SPECIALTY PAVERS

Specifications

Material: Concrete, asphalt, granite, natural stone, or other upon

approval

Base: Minimum 6-inches thick concrete slab with 6 x 6 #10

wire mesh reinforcement; edge thickness shall be

increased to a minimum of 8-inches

Color and Pattern: Any upon approval

Location

District 1

District 7

1.3 SPECIALTY PAVERS


1.4.1 PERVIOUS PAVERS

Specifications

Manufacturer: Belgard

Material: Aqua-Bric

Base: As required by manufacturer

Color: Harvest Blend

Contact: (877) 235 - 4273

Website: www.belgard.com

Location

District 1

Within roadways, parking, and service areas of Other Districts

1.4 PERVIOUS PAVERS


1.5.1 DECOMPOSED GRANITE

Specifications

Material: 4” decomposed granite on geotextile fabric for

pedestrian zones; 6” decomposed granite on geotextile

fabric for vehicular zones

Base: Compacted subgrade

Edging: Aluminum or PVC

Location

District 8

District 10

1.5 AGGREGATE


1.6.1 ASPHALT

Application

Asphalt can be used for vehicular roadways and parking lots. Service areas that

are not shared with pedestrians may also be paved in asphalt. All asphalt must be

curbed.

Specifications

Material: All asphalt paving material and installation should

comply with Flordia Department of Transportation

requirements. Material should be paved to a depth

determined by the Engineer of Record with Owner

approval.

Color: Black

Colored and/or stamped asphalt is not permitted.

Location

District 1

Within roadways, parking, and service areas of Other Districts

1.7.1 BOARDWALK

Specifications

Material: Pressure-treated pine used only for structure; Trex

recycled wood and plastic used for decking and

handrail

Color: None

Contact: (800) 289 - 8739

Website: www.trex.com

Location

District 2

District 8

District 10

1.6 ASPAHLT

1.7 BOARDWALK


District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 District 5

1.1CONCRETE

1.2BRICK

1.3SPECIALTY PAVERS

1.4PERVIOUS PAVERS

1.5AGGREGATE

1.6ASPHALT

1.7BOARDWALK



1.1CONCRETE

1.2BRICK

1.3SPECIALTY PAVERS

1.4PERVIOUS PAVERS

1.5AGGREGATE

1.5ASPHALT

1.7BOARDWALK


SITE FURNISHINGS

Site furnishings play an important role on campus. They contribute to the functionality of the landscape and together help create a defining character for the campus. This section of the Design Standards establishes campus standards for benches, tables and chairs, umbrellas, receptacles, bike racks, planters, and more in an effort to deliver a consistent and clear identity for the campus.

2.1.1 PRESIDIO

Application

Landscape Forms’ Presidio should be used as the standard campus bench. The individual seats allow for variations in groupings and makes damaged seats easily replaceable. Benches should be backed and in-ground mounted.

Specifications

Manufacturer: Landscape Forms

Product Number: Presidio Backed Bench

Color: Black

Contact: (800) 441 - 1945

Website: www.landscapeforms.com

Location

District 1

District 4

District 9

2.1 BENCHES


2.1.2 SCARBOROUGH

Application

The Scarborough Bench should be used as the bench for residential areas. The horizontal slats give the bench a clean and elegant look. The specified bench should be 72 inches long and backed with arms

Specifications


Product Number: Scarborough Backed Bench

Color: Black

Contact: (800) 441 - 1945


Alternatives

Dumor’s Bench 160

Victor Stanley’s FMS-324

Location

District 5

2.1.3 ARCATA

Application

The benches at the Recreation and Wellness Areas and the Athletics and North End should be unique to these two districts. The Arcata Bench offers the classic, slatted bench in contemporary forms and will perfectly blend into the more modern setting within a traditional campus. The Arcata Benches should be 74 inches long and backed with arms.

Specifications


Product Number: Arcata Backed Embedded Bench

Color: Silver with Aluminum

Contact: (800) 441 - 1945


Location

District 6

District 7


2.1.4 ABRIL

Application

The Abril Bench serves as an update to the existing concrete benches scattered along the campus. The simplicity of its form will integrate beautifully along the campus’ Central Axis. These new, backless concrete benches should be placed along the outside edge of walkways where there is a desire for sitting and gathering. Based on their location, they should be placed in groups of 2 to 4 within the shade of large canopy trees.

Specifications


Product Number: Abril Bench

Color: Beige

Contact: (800) 441 - 1945


Location

District 2

2.1.5 SOCRATES

Application

The Socrates Bench acts as a faux seat wall. They should be placed along the outside edge of walkways where there is a desire for sitting and gathering. Based on their location, they should be placed in groups of 2 to 4 within the shade of large canopy trees.

Specifications


Product Number: Socrates Bench

Color: Beige

Contact: (800) 441 - 1945


Location

District 3


2.1.6 LUNGO MARE

Specifications


Product Number: Lungo Mare

Style: Any upon approval

Color: Beige

Contact: (800) 441 - 1945


Location

Within plazas and gathering areas of Districts 2 & 3

2.1.7 MILENIO

Specifications


Product Number: Milenio

Style: Any upon approval

Color: Beige

Contact: (800) 441 - 1945


Location

Within plazas and gathering areas of Districts 2 & 3


2.2.1 CAROUSEL SEATING

Application

Tables and chairs should be provided in long-term pedestrian gathering areas. The

Carousel Seating is durable and comfortable to sit in. Either five or six seats with

the integrated back should be provided. The five-seat style accommodates users

in wheel chairs. For areas that are not covered with shade structures, an umbrella

holder must be provided on the tabletops. The tables and chairs should be surface-

mounted to concreted based on the manufacturer’s installation instructions.

Specifications


Product Number: Carousel Seating

Color: Black;

Silver for Districts 6 & 7;

RAL 1003 (UCF Gold) Table Top upon approval

Style: Backed; 5 or 6 Seats

Seat Panel: Grid

Table Top: Steelhead Perforated Top or Catena Stainless Steel

Contact: (800) 441 - 1945


Alternatives

Thomas Steele’s Cunningham Tables

Thomas Steele’s State Street Tables

DuMor’s Table 101

Location

District 2

District 3

District 4

District 5

District 6

District 7

District 9

2.2 TABLES & CHAIRS


2.3.1 SOLSTICE CYGNUS

Specifications


Product Number: Solstice Umbrella

Style: Cygnus

Color: Black;

Silver for Districts 6 & 7;

RAL 1003 (UCF Gold) upon approval

Contact: (800) 441 - 1945


Location

District 2

District 3

District 4

District 5

District 6

District 7

District 9

2.3 UMBRELLAS


2.4 LITTER & RECYCLING RECEPTACLES

2.4.1 SCARBOROUGH LITTER

Application

The Scarborough Litter and Recycling Receptacles have a 30 gallon capacity with a side door that swings open for easy replacement of trash bags. The side-opening model should be selected to prevent the trash bag from filling with water during rainstorms. Receptacles should be surface-mounted to concrete based on the manufacturer’s installation instructions and located at least 10 feet away from benches and tables. Litter receptacles should always be placed to the left, and recycling receptacles should be placed to the right.

Specifications


Product Number: Scarborough Litter Receptacle

SC999-061310-2SG94-UCF-02-E-BLACK

Style: Side-opening

Pattern: Vertical Strap

Color: Black Powdercoat;

Silver Powdercoat for District 6 & 7

Signage: UCF Landfill Logo in RAL 1030 under openings

Contact: (800) 441 - 1945


Location

District 1

District 2

District 3

District 4

District 5

District 6

District 7

District 9


2.4.2 SCARBOROUGH RECYCLING

Specifications


Product Number: Scarborough Recycling Receptacle

SC999-0613102-04-SG94-UCF-E-BLACK

Style: Combo Slot and 5” Diameter Opening

Pattern: Vertical Strap

Color: Black Powdercoat;

Silver Powdercoat for District 6 & 7

Signage: UCF Recycling Logo in RAL 1003 on body and

Recycling Symbol on lid in RAL 1003

Contact: (800) 441 - 1945


Location

District 1

District 2

District 3

District 4

District 5

District 6

District 7

District 9


2.5.1 BIKE RACK 83

Application

DuMor’s 83 Series bike rack should be installed on a paved pad along a walkway within close proximity of building entrances. They must be embedded into the surface and spaced 30 inches on center from one another. Each bike rack can secure up to two bicycles parked parallel to the rack.

Specifications

Manufacturer: DuMor

Product Number: 83 Embedment Powder Coat

Color: Black

Contact: (800) 598 - 4018

Website: www.dumor.com

Alternatives

Victor Stanley’s BRWS-101 Bike Rack

Location

District 1

District 3

District 4

District 5

District 6

District 7

District 9

2.5 BIKE RACKS


2.5.2 KEY

Application

The Key Bike Rack is made of a yellow polyurethane plastic molded over a steel tubing with a silver aluminum base and adds an instant pop of color to the campus. They must be embedded into the surface and spaced 30 inches, on center, from one another. Each Bola Bike Rack can secure up to two bicycles parked parallel to the rack.

Specifications


Product Number: Key Bike Rack

Color: Yellow

Contact: (800) 441 - 1945


Location

District 2


2.6.1 ROSA

Application

The Rosa Planter should be the primary planter for the campus. These planters are durable and ideal for high traffic areas. For Districts 6 through 10, any planter will be acceptable with approval.

Specifications


Product Number: Rosa Planter

Size: Any upon approval

Color: Any upon approval

Contact: (800) 441 - 1945


Location

District 1

District 4

District 5

2.6.2 LARKSPUR

Specifications


Product Number: Larkspur Planter

Size: Any upon approval

Color: Any upon approval

Contact: (800) 441 - 1945


Location

District 2

District 3

2.6 PLANTERS


2.7.1 CUSTOM BOLLARD

Specifications

Material: 4” or 6” diameter steel pipe filled with concrete and

wrapped with a rubber sleeve

Color: Black for landscape areas; Yellow for roads

Location

All Districts

2.7 BOLLARDS


2.8 WATER STATIONS2.8.1 WATER BOTTLE FILLING STATION

Specifications

Manufacturer: Elkay or approved equal

Product Number: LK4400BF Outdoor EZH20 Bottle Filling Station

Color: Black; Gray for Districts 6 and 7

Contact: (630) 574 - 8484

Website: www.elkay.com

Location

District 2

District 3

District 6

District 7

District 10


2.9.1 OUTDOOR CHARGING STATIONS

Application

The Power Pedestal by Legrand allows students to charge their mobile devices in the outdoor campus environment. It offers a combination of standard power outlets and USB outlets. Shelves for holding the devices can be added as an option.

Specifications

Manufacturer: Legrand, Supplied through Landscape Forms

Product Number: Power Pedestal

Color: Black

Contact: (800) 441 - 1945

Website: www.landscapeforms.comLocation

District 2

District 3

District 4

District 6

District 7

2.9 OUTDOOR CHARGING STATIONS



2.1BENCHES

2.2TABLES & CHAIRS

2.3UMBRELLAS

2.4LITTER & RECYCLINGRECEPTACLES

2.5BIKE RACKS

2.6PLANTERS

2.7BOLLARDS

2.8WATER STATIONS

2.9OUTDOOR CHARGINGSTATIONS


LIGHTING

Lighting plays a significant role on campus. Site lighting enhances the campus by day, especially when used to display banners, as well as by night, when campus lighting contributes to campus safety as well as campus characterized by highlighting significant elements within the landscape. Designers shall get lighting specifications from the University.

3.1.1 PUREFORM AREA LARGE LED

Application

Philips Gardco PureForm Area Large LED Array should be used along the entry drives and Gemini Boulevard. They should flank the roadway to illuminate the roadbed and the adjacent pedestrian walkways. The double arm configuration should be used to light parking lots. Banner arms and banners should be provided in designated areas.

Specifications

Manufacturer: Gardco by Philips Lighting

Product Number: P32

Contact: (855) 486 - 2216

Website: www.philips.com/luminaires

Location

Within pedestrian walks and gathering areas of All Districts

3.1 ROADWAY & PARKING LOT LIGHTING


3.2.1 TOWNGUIDE LED CLASSIC T POST

Application

Philips Lumec TownGuide LED Classic T should be used in all pedestrians zones on campus. They should be mounted to a 12 foot tapered brushed aluminum pole on a concrete base and installed along the outside edge of the walkways and gathering areas.

Specifications

Manufacturer: Lumec by Philips Lighting

Product Number: PBDP103

Contact: (855) 486 - 2216

Website: www.philips.com/luminaires

Location

Within pedestrian walks and gathering areas of All Districts

3.2 PEDESTRIAN LIGHTING



3.1ROADWAY LIGHTING

3.2PEDESTRIANLIGHTING

3.3 LIGHTING POLES

3.3.1 LUMFIX SMART POLE

Application

Lumca’s Lumfix Smart Poles allow the addition of a wide range of accessories, such as cameras, speakers, outlets, receptacles, and charging stations, to light poles. The Lumfix comes in various sizes to accommodate different lighting needs.

Specifications

Manufacturer: Lumca

Product Number: Lumfix Smart Pole

Contact: (877) 650 - 1693

Website: www.lumca.com

Location

District 2

District 3

3.3 LIGHTING POLES



3.1ROADWAY LIGHTING

3.2PEDESTRIANLIGHTING

3.3 LIGHTING POLE


LANDSCAPE

The selection of the appropriate plant material for use on any project on the UCF campus is critically important. Experience has shown that there are specific soil profiles and environmental considerations that can vary throughout the campus, resulting in a specified plant species thriving in one area and not another. Landscape architects are strongly encouraged to visit the area of campus where the project they are designing is located in order to determine the appropriate plant palette.

As stated in the Landscape Master Plan, of which these Design Standards are a part, the intent of the planting design should be to match the surrounding context and to minimize the excessive use of a variety of plant species on any particular project to create a bolder landscape approach and a more natural landscape. The use of native and naturalized plants is strongly encouraged, but just as important is the use of the right plant in the right place, grouped with other plants with similar requirements. Designers are also encouraged to think of the maintenance implications of their designs and the campus grounds maintenance staff who must care for these landscapes.

Specific requirements regarding the use of the plants that are specified by the designer are limited. These include permitting only Florida #1 quality plants, palms, and trees as determined by the latest edition of Florida Grades and Standards for Nursery Plants. No shrubs and groundcover plants, with the exception of those used for wetland restoration projects, shall be smaller than 1 gallon container size. In most instances, 3 gallon container shrubs will be the expected specified size. For trees, field-grown is required to be from a Roots Plus Grower. In addition, all canopy trees shall be no smaller than 3” diameter breast height (DBH) and no larger than 4 1/2” DBH. Small trees shall be no smaller than 2” DBH. Multi-trunk trees shall have a minimum of three trunks, and palm trees shall be a minimum of 10’ clear trunk. All trees shall have at least one irrigation bubbler. Larger trees shall have multiple irrigation bubblers.

All landscape work must meet the requirements of the UCF standard planting specification Section 32 93 00 – LANDSCAPE. Deviations will be permitted upon approval.

Light Sun Partially Shaded Areas Shaded Areas

Soil Well-drained Soil Moderately Drained Soils Poorly Drained Soils / Wetter Conditions


4.1 CANOPY TREES

Botanical Name Common Name Native Drought Tolerant Light Soil

Acer rubrum Red Maple Medium

Carya glabra Pignut Hickory High

Gordonia lasianthus Loblolly Bay Low

Liquidambar styraciflua Sweetgum Medium

Liriodendron tulipifera Tulip Poplar Medium

Magnolia grandiflora Southern Magnolia Medium

Pinus Elliottii ‘Densa’ Southern Slash Pine High

Pinus taeda Loblolly Pine Medium

Platanus occidentalis Sycamore, American Planetree Medium

Quercus geminata Sand Live Oak High

Quercus laevis Turkey Oak

Quercus nuttallii Nuttall Oak Medium

Quercus phellos Willow Oak High

Quercus falcata Southern Red Oak High

Quercus shumardii Shumard Oak High

Quercus virginiana Live Oak High

Taxodium distichum Bald Cypress High


4.2 SMALL TREES


Betula nigra ‘Dura Heat’ River Birch Low

Callistemon viminalis Bottlebrush High

Carpinus caroliniana American Hornbeam Medium

Cercis canadensis Eastern Redbud High

Chionanthus virginicus Fringetree Medium

Elaeocarpus decipiens Japanese Blueberry High

Eriobotrya japonica Loquat Medium

Ilex x attenuata ‘Eagleston’ Eagleston Holly Medium

Ilex opaca American Holly High

Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar High

Lagerstroemia indica Crape Myrtle High

Ligustrum japonicum Japanese Privet High

Myrica cerifera Wax Myrtle Medium

Prunus angustifolia Chickasaw Plum High

Salix babylonica Weeping Willow None

Tabebuia caraiba Silver Trumpet Tree High

Tabebuia impetiginosa Purple Trumpet Tree High

Tabebuia umbellata Yellow Trumpet Tree Medium

Ulmus alata Winged Elm High

Ulmus americana American Elm High

Ulmus parvifolia Chinese Elm, Lacebark Elm High


4.3 PALM TREES


Acoelorrhaphe wrightii Paurotis Palm Medium

Arenga engleri Sugar Palm

Bismarckia nobilis ‘Silver Select’ Bismarck Palm High

Butia capitata Pindo Palm, Jelly Palm High

Chamaerops humilis European Fan Palm High

Copernicia alba Caranday Wax Palm Medium

Dypsis decaryi Triangle Palm Medium

Livistona chinensis Chinese Fan Palm High

Livistonia decora Ribbon Palm Medium

Livistonia nitida Fountain Palm

Phoenix canariensis Canary Island Date Palm High

Phoenix dactylifera ‘Medjool’ Medjool Date Palm High

Phoenix roebelenii Pigmy Date Palm Medium

Phoenix sylvestris Wild Date Palm High

Rhapidophyllum hystrix Needle Palm Medium

Rhapis excelsa Lady Palm Medium

Roystonea regia Royal Palm Medium

Sabal causiarum Puerto Rican Hat Palm High

Sabal Minor Dwarf Palmetto High

Sabal palmetto Cabbage Palm High

Serenoa repens Green Saw Palmetto High

Serenoa repens ‘Cinerea’ Silver Saw Palmetto High

Wodyetia bifurcata Foxtail Palm Medium


4.4 SHRUBS


Agapanthus africanus Blue Lily of the Nile Medium

Agave Americana Century Plant High

Allamanda cathartica Yellow Allamanda Medium

Alpinia zerumbet Shell Ginger Low

Aspidistra elatior Cast Iron Plant Medium

Bambusa spp. Bamboo Medium

Bougainvillea cvs. Bougainvillea High

Coccoloba uvifera Seagrape High

Crinum asiaticum Crinum Lily Medium

Crinum americanum Swamp Lily Low

Codiaeum variegatum Croton Low

Dianella tasmanica ‘Variegata’ Variegated Flax Lily High

Furcraea foetida False Agave High

Galphimia glauca Thryallis, Rain-of-Gold Medium

Hamelia patens Firebush Medium

Hamelia patens compacta Dwarf Firebush Medium

Hibiscus spp. Hibiscus Medium

Hymenocallis latifolia Perfumed Spider Lily High

Ilex cornuta ‘Carissa’ Carissa Holly High

Ilex cornuta ‘Needlepoint’ Needlepoint Holly High

Ilex vomitoria ‘Nana’ Dwarf Yaupon Holly High

Ilex x attenuata ‘Eagleston’ Eagleston Holly Medium

Illicium parviflorum Yellow Anise Medium



Ligustrum japonicum Waxleaf Privet High

Ligustrum japonicum ‘Jack Frost’ Jack Frost Ligustrum High

Myrcianthes fragrans Simpson’s Stopper High

Nephrolepis falcata Macho Fern

Nerium oleander Oleander

Philodendron selloum Selloum Medium

Philodendron xanadu Dwarf Philodendron Medium

Pittosporum tobira ‘ Variegata’ Variegated Pittosporum High

Plumbago auriculata Plumbago Medium

Podocarpus macrophyllus Podocarpus High

Rhaphiolepis indica ‘Aliba’ Indian Hawthorn High

Rhododendron spp. Azalea Medium

Schefflera arboricola Dwarf Schefflera

Strelitzia nicolai White Bird of Paradise Low

Strelitzia reginae Orange Bird of Paradise High

Tulbaghia violacea Society Garlic High

Viburnum odoratissimum Sweet Viburnum Medium

Viburnum obovatum Walter’s Viburnum High

Viburnum suspensum Sandankwa Viburnum Low

Zamia furfuracea Cardboard Palm High

Zamia pumila Coontie High


4.5 PERENNIALS & GROUNDCOVERS


Bulbine frutescens Desert Candles Medium

Bromeliaceae spp. Bromeliads High

Carissa macrocarpa Natal Plum High

Cuphea hyssopifolia Mexican Heather High

Cyperus alternifolius Umbrella Sedge Low

Cyrtomium falcatum Holly Fern Medium

Gaillardia pulchella Blanket Flower High

Helianthus debilis Beach Sunflower High

Hemerocallis spp. Daylily Medium

Impatiens spp. New Guinea Impatiens None

Juniperus chinensis ‘Parsonii’ Parson’s Juniper High

Juniperus conferta ‘Blue Pacific’ Dwarf Shore Juniper High

Liriope muscari Lilyturf, Giant Border Grass Medium

Ophiopogon japonicus Mondo Grass Medium

Trachelospermum asiaticum Dwarf Confederate Jasmine Medium

Tradescantia spathacea Dwarf Oyster Plant High

Yucca filamentosa Adam’s Needle High


4.6 ORNAMENTAL GRASSES


Eragrostis elliottii Elliott’s Lovegrass High

Miscanthus sinensis ‘Adagio’ Eulalia Grass Medium

Muhlenbergia capillaris Muhly Grass High

Pennisetum setaceum Fountain Grass High

Spartina bakeri Sand Cordgrass High

Spartina patens Saltmeadow Cordgrass High

Tripsacum dactyloides Fakahatchee Grass Medium

Botanical Name Common Name

Cynodon dactylon Bermuda Grass

Paspalum notatum Bahia Grass

Stenotaphrum secundatum St. Augustine Grass

Zoysia japonica Zoysia Grass

4.7 LAWNS

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